Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 112, 11 May 1922 — Page 12
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1922.
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SUES YILLA6E FOR : $10,122.50 DAMAGE -- - . ; EJLTOr, -'Ohtofc May 'llr ADegefl taultj p onstructlott ol t areet crossing taa Tesifltj to the Tillage of "West Alexandria," being stud lor $19422.50 damages by Sarah E. Fortney, a resident' of the Tillage, for alleged personal Injuries. -AttonLCTB H. Jt- Gilmore and H. I Rlslnger, of Eaton, filed tht cult 'Wednesday In common pk,s court. ' lalntifl allege ehe tripped orer protruding "bricks In the ptreet crossing, fell an-injured her right hand, knee and left arm,. The Injury to the arm constituted torn ligaments and bruise of the bone, it la averred. The bruise caused the bone to decay and resulted in chronic asteomyelitia to the arm, it i alleged. This, it is claimed, necessitated amputation of the hand and part of the forearm. The accident happened at 9 o'clock the night of Aug. 20, 1921. The operation for removal of the hand took place in January, 1922. Plaintiff anrera the village had. knowledge of the condition of the street crossing. Medical and hospital bills represent $122.50 of the amount &ued for. . Seeking 'Divorce. Married In December, 1912, In Dayton, Nellie Mendenhall has entered puit in common pleaa court against Ben Mendenhall, for divorce and cus
tody of their three children: Susie, 8; i George, 6 ; Ray, S. Extreme cruelty la charged. The wife avers Bhe vras forced to leave her husband in March of this year and come to Eaton to 11 Ye with her grandfather. Charges Cruelty. Chargea of extreme cruelty are contained in a divorce petition filed by Mary C. Pelrson against Frank E. Pelrson in common pleaa court. She also seeks alimony and custody of their child, Paul, 7. The marriage took place at West Alexandria,- in February, 1914. Judgment Sought.
Judgment for $1,337.50 on a note for $1,250 is sought by Elmer Bennett
in a common pleas court acuon entered against Jennie Webb, Edward E. Webb and James M. Lackey. It is averred the note ia secured by mort-
eaere unon lot 779 in Eaton, Lackey
is defendant to the suit because he
claims home lien on the realty involved. Exoect Telephone Settlement
It la expected a plan of settlement will be agreed upon by members of the organization of ex-patrona of the Eaton Telephone company in a meet
ing here Saturday night in the court house, In turn the plan will be submitted to the telephone company. The meeting for Saturday has been called by Jesse W. Sherer, chairman of the ex-patrons' organization. The organization and the telephone company have been "at outs" more
than a year because of a raise In rental rates. The organization protested the increase by discarding hundreds of
phones. Effort has been made at vari
ous times by neutral committees to bring about a settlement, but without success.
Recently two committees working
Jointly formulated a plan of settlement to the terma of which the telephone company agreed, but the organization
declined to accept the proposition. Marriage Licenses Issued Preble county marriage licenses
Charles E. Morlatt, 65. retired, and
Mrs. Cora Sterezenbach, 57, both of Camden: Fred Am, 30, salesman, Cin
cinnati, and Mrs. Ella Pfohl, 28, dressmaker. Eaton: Will Inderstrodt. 46,
teamster, Richmond, Ind., and Iva Pe-
PHONE, BUS OWN INVENTION, NUISANCE; KAPIO, ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL'S JOY
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the telephone which he ban invented a nuisance. So lie had it removed from his home.- But he found that Marconi's wirelest In- , vention was a joy. So he bad a radio receiving: set - installed in place of the phone. Bell takes great delight in listening; Ir. on concerts, speeches and opera selections broadcasted daily. Bell is now in the eighties, but is remarkably active.
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try, 25, formerly Mrs. Iva Galney, Eldorado, y,
Renew Traction Franchise Renewal of the franchise of the
Dayton & Western Traction company to operate over the Btreets of Eaton
has been granted by council. The renewal is for 25 years, dating from April 15, 1922.
School Exhibition Handiwork of the pupils1 of the
Eaton schools will be displayed at
the annual school .exhibit Friday
evening in the school building in N.
Barron street
Announce Marriage Announcement Is made of the re
cent marriage of Charles E. Morlatt.
retired business man, and1 Mrs. Cora
Sterzenbach, both residents of Cam
den, which took place in Camden. Mr.
Morlatt is a member of the board of directors of the Eaton National bank
of Eaton.
C. E, Convention June 3 has been announced as the date for the county convention of the
Preble County Christian Endeavor union, which waa rejuvenated and reor
ganized a few weeks ago. The meeting will be held in Eaton. The executive committee of the
union will meet In Eaton Saturday to outline a program for the convention. The Rev. A. C. Barnhart. of Eaton, is president of the county union and
Fay Gardener, of Eaton, is secretary.
Mo..., Mr. and Mrs. Ual Wi throw of
Arcanum visited relatives here Bun-
day Mr. and Mrs. Fred McC alien affd.famfly ware IgueaTSunflay bf Mr.
and Mrs. Henry iicxfitt. .Mr. ana Mrs. Lial Withrow of Arcanum, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Northrop and Mrs. Elizabeth King visited Mr. and Mrs. Milroy Harter at Richmond Sunday
afternoon.... Mr. and Mrs. Zeo and family and. Mrs. Letltla, Zea motored
to TJrbana, Friday and remained until
Sunday. Mrs. Zea remained at her
home, having spent several months with relatives in this community....
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wade and
daughter, Betty and Miss Kathrlne
Reinheimer were guests Sunday of Mr.
and Mrs. Orville Veits and family
Mrs. E. G. Clerk of Cincinnati spent
a part of last week at their New Paris '
home Mrs. Karl Mitchell and daughter, Mildred, were in attendance
Monday evening at a birthday party
for Miss Helen Chenoweth at Rich
mond. .Whitewater Grange conferred third and fourth degrees upon five candidates Saturday night. The degree team from Fairhaven Grange exemplified the degree. A banquet was served after the meeting. . ..Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Coblentz and Mrs. Sarah. K. Alexander were guests of Joseph Alexander and two daughters at Bethel Ind.... Mr. and Mrs. George Albright of Cincinnati were guests Monday of Mrs. Albright's brother, J. R. Gard.. ..Mrs. Helen Martin nved Monday to the east half of the Hannah Sawyer property on South Washington street ....Mis Mildred Clark of Indianap
olis, Ind., spent the week-end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Clark.... Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Young, Mr. and Mrs.
PASSION PLAY OF OBERAMMERGAU OPENS; REFUSE HUGE OFFERS FOR MOVIE RIGHTS
tindale and daughter, Patricia took
dinner Sunday with Mr and Mrs. E.
S. Martindale. . . .Rev. and Mrs TY T..
Milliean and son. David will mive David Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brown
Wednesday to Shurley Mr. and;and family, Mr. and Mrs. .Frank Judy Mrs. Raymond McMullen entertained l and family attended the funeral of
Suburban
, GREEN'S FORK, Ind. Mrs. Mary
Williams of near Losantville came
Monday evening to spend over Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Cloud, f,
..Misa Dorothy Gwin spent the weekend in Richmond the guest of Miss Ollie Bane at Business college.... Mr.
and Mrs. Virgil P. Brock who are con
ducting a meeting at Springfield, Ohio
spent Monday night at home.... Rev. and Mrs. MJllIgan and son, David, Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Benson, took dinner Suday with Mr. and Mrs Miles Bradbury and Elizabeth Shaper......Rev. Milligan preached his farewell sermon to a large audience Sunday evening.. . .Mrs. Alice Byrd, Mrs. Emma Brooks and Jess Byrd, spent Sunday at Newcastle.... Mr. and Mrs. Alpheua Mar-
with a family dinner Sunday Will R611er spent Monday and Tuesday In Indianapolis, Elvin Benson stayed in the hardware store. .. .Lute Hatfield made a busies3 trip to Richmond Tuesday. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cummins and children, Nellie, Catherine and Ester Jane, spent Sunday afternoon at Sulphur Springs with the formers' parents. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Rice Miller, and John Fox, visited in Hagerstown Sunday. .. .Glen Hart, who has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Gunckle,
returned Monday to his home.. About 25 members of the Christian church
met at the home of Rev. D. L. Milli
gan Sunday evening immediately after church and very pleasantly surprised them Miss Helen Roller entered Mrs. Blaker's school Monday in Indianapolis. NEW PARIS, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Emil Heerman of Cincinnati are guesta of Mrs. Heerman's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Kirkpatrick. They will
remain until June 13, when they will !
leave for a tour in Europe Miss May Melody has been appointed as cdrperation clerk to fill the unexpired
term of Leo Dadivson Miss Melody is the first woman to be appointed to
fill such a position in Preble county..
..Miss Helen Sawyer will assume her duties as "postmistress at New Paris Monday, May 15. Miss Clrrie Haller
who for the past 12 years has been
operator at the telephone exchange will succeed Misa Sawyer as assistant bookkeeper in the National bank
....Mr. and Mrs. Elson Jones and daughter of Dayton, spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Orville Veets
and family.... H. H. Royer spent Friday and Saturday with Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse Royer near Yankeetown. ...AD. Davis of Eaton was a visitor in town Friday. .. .Fred Burtch has accepted a position with Harry Baumgardner at Richmond Mrs. Albert Haller spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Via neaf New Madison. . . .Word has been received by Mrs. C. W. Northrop and Mrs. Elizabeth King of the serious illnes of their sister, Mrs. Reynard Davisson, of Butte City,
Mrs. Warren Judy, Sunday, at West Manchester, Ohio. Mrs. Judy waa a sister of Mrs! Ruben Young and Frank
Brown Mrs: Caroline McNeil is
guest of Mrs. Laura Ireton at Rich
mond Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Denny and sons were guests Saturday night and
Sunday of friends at Dayton C. O, Ashman was a business visitor in Cincinnati Monday.
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REPORT MISS HUDNUT WILV
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LOS ANGELES, Cal.. May 11. Word i has been received here from New York that Richard Hudnut, perfume manufacturer, has announced there, the engagement of his daughter, Winifred, an ;
art director, known professionally as i
Natal Cha Rambova, to Rudolf Valen
tino, motion picture actor now employed in Los Angeles.
Anton Lang, the Christ us, working In bis pattern shop. Th twentv-elirhth decennial celebration of the Passion Play at
Oberammergau is now under way. The first performance was given, before a select audience invited for the occasion. Anton Lang again is taking the role of "Christ" and Martha Veit is the new "Mary."
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College Students Form
St. Patrick's Society
(By Associated Press)
NEW YORK, May 11. Engineering students in the universities of the middlewest have formed an Intercollegiate
society known as Knights of the Guard of St. Patrick with an insignia consisting of a green shamrock crossed by a gold slide rule and the word "Engineers", according to the American Society of Engineers. The adoption of St. Patrick as the patron saint of engineers, according to the announcement, resulted from a student prank at the University of Mis
souri, in 1903. During the excavations
for the new engineering annex an old
marble slab bearing a faded inscription was uncoverd. The students sajd the inscription read "Erin Go Bragh,"
which, freely translated, meant "St.4
Patrick was an Engineer," They then declared March 17 as a holiday and the movement soon spread through other schools. In 1919 representatives from all the universities met and organized the present society.
TWO WOMEN WOUNDED C&y Associated Press) BELFAST, May 11 A bomb was thrown in Glenview street last night, wounding two women.
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EDISON ENDORSES PROJECT OF EXTENDING MANHATTAN ORANGE, N. J, May 11 Thomas A. Edison has endorsed as seeming to
him practical from an engineering
standpoint the proposed extension of
Manhattan, six miles to the south toward Staten Island.' In a letter to T. Kennard Thomson, of New York, Mr. Edison says that the plan "beats my old suggestion of filling up the East river."
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